Another Independent Journalist Arrested and Awaiting Trial in Cuba
Last Sunday June 28th, my friend and Diario de Cuba colleague, independent journalist Jorge Enrique Rodriguez Camejo, was arrested.
Osmel Ramirez
A Rural Family’s Experience of Police Operations during COVID-19
For two days straight, June 19-20, the family of my mother-in-law Cecilia Carballosa Beltran, their house and farm, were victims of police harassment.
Is There a Fix for Cuba?
To many Cuba appears to be in dire straits as if there was no solution to its chronic problems but at the same time it doesn’t die.
Five Actions to Increase Tobacco Production and Earnings in Cuba
As a citizen journalist and tobacco farmer, I would go out on a limb and recommend five points or actions that could help to increase production and revenue.
Planting Everything during COVID-19
The Government is telling Cubans to “boost farming efforts.” It’s nothing new, they have always said it and these words are carried away by the wind…
Televised Police Operations: the Cuban Government’s New Psychological Strategy?
Over recent weeks, Cuban TV news shows have featured the unusual coverage of corruption cases linked to the private sector on the whole.
“There’s No Country Without Farming” Is Still Valid
“If the cooperative can’t meet production targets when there were some supplies, what can we say will happen now when we don’t have anything?”
Masks in Cuba: An Imposed and Dangerous Trend!
It’s a good and bad thing, at the same time. It helps because the few people who should have been wearing a mask and didn’t, are now being forced to…
Personal Experience of Fighting My Mother’s Disease during COVID-19
In the early days of April, COVID-19’s appearance in Mayari was close at hand; and the first positive case would be identified at any moment.
Greater Awareness of Covid-19, but Lines and Crowds Continue
Some people note that the risk of infection is just a “maybe”, but the need to eat and wash oneself is a “definite and immediate” need.